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Topic: Water battery (Read 22289 times)

most electro-platers that do jewelery will use these metals if you ask for it.

These coatings are not very expensive, just a little more than gold plate, which is cheap. Because the action in these applications is confined to the surface, electroplated base metal will give exactly the same results as solid metal.

I was going to make a joke of this... something like "sell power back to the electric company while you polish your silver", but I think batteries in general have had quite enough jokes for the day. but go ahead I made the joke so you can chuckle.

Last night I said no one ever checked the sink for power output when my mom was polishing her silver with baking soda and Aluminum foil. So I checked. This is sodium carbonate not bi-carbonate, but hey!

Each cell is reading 1.25VDC.

Pretty good. especially since it is doing a lot of hard work for you just when Christmas festivities are starting and you want to sit down with a glass of sherry instead of polishing the silver!

I wonder if there's a way to transform this voltage to amperage ???and here is the why , my batteries made with concrete are giving out solid readings even if dry heavy and bulky yes but I bet we could make them run at least a dc motor or something elsecheers